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by 4pkjai 4y ago
This is kind of history repeating itself. I recall Sim City was "discovered" during a weekly game developer meet up in the 1980s: https://web.archive.org/web/19991012021220/http://gamespot.c...
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I agree with you on that, a few customers have called me up to make sure I'm not a criminal. It doesn't seem to be an issue for 99% of my users though. I don't do anything with the documents or data in them, they get deleted
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
Yup the HSBC documents are generally really bad
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
"Do things that don't scale". That led me to creating a massively unscalable but useful web application that people pay for.
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I think I sort of know what they are, but a definition of "ultra-processed" foods would be good.
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I’m actually okay with nuclear weapons not working when someone wants them to
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I've got this theory. If an animated GIF is available on Slack, it isn't worth using.
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I'm in this data set. I've shared the Stripe revenue for my web app with Indie Hackers. It brings in about $3000 USD a month. It's not a big amount of money, but I keep going because I believe the app has potential to do much
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I actually used it to hire voice actors for a few games/apps I made. Very much enjoyed the community. One guy would submit auditions for parts and intentionally read for the characters in a strange way.
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
Congratulations, I used castingcall.club in around 2014
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
> Over the last 15 years, we’ve worked hard to build a streaming service that’s easy to use, including for people who travel or live together. It’s great that our members love Netflix movies and TV shows so much they want to share them m
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I had the exact same problem with the exact same bank, HSBC. It led me into creating a web app that extracts transactions from PDF files. https://bankstatementconverter.com/
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
When I first read this book I was working at a company building a product that no one used. The company was propped up by investors and eventually folded. It's not a great feeling developing something that no one will miss when it disa
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I tried a few different things: 1. Google Ads - Got users, but was losing money on every click 2. Cold email marketing - Got banned from Gmail 3. Writing blog posts - This helped me jump up the rankings
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
Yes at the moment it makes about $2000 USD per month: https://www.indiehackers.com/product/bank-statement-converte...
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
You can try it out at https://bankstatementconverter.com/
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I created a web app that extracts transaction data from PDF bank statements. I talk about it with friends, but often a lot of people think I'm running some sort of data hoarding scam.
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I think it's a bit cynical to assume the author only posted this for clout.
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
Yes I’ve often thought of this too. Also a lot of images are screenshots of text or UIs.
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
https://www.projectserum.com/ I'm not pro web3, but it didn't take much effort for me to find an example.
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by 4pkjai 4y ago
I think he's a little biased because he's heavily involved with Solana
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by 4pkjai 5y ago
A few statements are quarterly so that assumption doesn't fit. Also some users like to merge multiple statements into one PDF.
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What Year Is It?(bankstatementconverter.com)
2 points by 4pkjai 5y ago|2 comments
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by 4pkjai 5y ago
I run a website that converts PDF bank statements into CSV files. HSBC customers are a big source of revenue. They only provide PDFs.
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Getting to $1000 MRR in Ten Months(bankstatementconverter.com)
2 points by 4pkjai 5y ago|0 comments
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by 4pkjai 5y ago
I used a Samsung phone for a few months, it gave me the strong impression that they really don't know how to develop software properly.
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Grinding to $1M in revenue over 6 years(jasonmccreary.me)
3 points by 4pkjai 5y ago|0 comments
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by 4pkjai 5y ago
Couldn't agree more. The gameplay elements are incredibly good, but the dialogue and storyline are dreary.
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iOS Gallery's OCR Beats the Vision Framework's(cantoread.com)
2 points by 4pkjai 5y ago|0 comments
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by 4pkjai 5y ago
It's cool seeing people coding 'in the wild'. I was on a train in Sydney once, and I saw an older man writing some VBA for a Microsoft Access database. "What are you coding there?" "Oh, I'm writing an appl

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